Abstract: An emergency eye wash valve which can be connected to an IV fluid bag or other reservoir of fluid easily controllable flow of liquid to two eye wash arms which are independently positionable to dispense the liquid into the eyes of a patient in need of emergency eye wash. In addition, the valve has a base member which can be affixed via a biocompatible adhesive to the patient (for example on the forehead or bridge of the nose) to hold the valve in position so that it does not have to held in place by a person during the eye washing process.

Abstract: An emergency eye wash valve which can be connected to an IV fluid bag or other reservoir of fluid easily controllable flow of liquid to two eye wash arms which are independently positionable to dispense the liquid into the eyes of a patient in need of emergency eye wash. In addition, the valve has a base member which can be affixed via a biocompatible adhesive to the patient (for example on the forehead or bridge of the nose) to hold the valve in position so that it does not have to held in place by a person during the eye washing process.

Abstract: An emergency eye wash valve which can be connected to an IV fluid bag or other reservoir of fluid easily controllable flow of liquid to two eye wash arms which are independently positionable to dispense the liquid into the eyes of a patient in need of emergency eye wash. In addition, the valve has a base member which can be affixed via a biocompatible adhesive to the patient (for example on the forehead or bridge of the nose) to hold the valve in position so that it does not have to held in place by a person during the eye washing process.

Abstract: An emergency eye wash valve which can be connected to an IV fluid bag or other reservoir of fluid easily controllable flow of liquid to two eye wash arms which are independently positionable to dispense the liquid into the eyes of a patient in need of emergency eye wash. In addition, the valve has a base member which can be affixed via a biocompatible adhesive to the patient (for example on the forehead or bridge of the nose) to hold the valve in position so that it does not have to held in place by a person during the eye washing process.

Abstract: A switching system connectable to a communications network and configured to handle logical multicast data without degrading the flow of other data through the system. The switching system includes a plurality of input ports, a plurality of output ports, and a plurality of queues for buffering streams of data units being routed through the system. The switching system further includes at least one meter for metering data units to ensure that the data units conform to predetermined Quality of Service criteria. The logical multicast data is metered once at the meter and subsequently replicated and transmitted onto the communications network a predetermined number of times at an output port so as not to degrade the flow of other data through the system.

Abstract: A switching system connectable to a communications network and configured to handle logical multicast data without degrading the flow of other data through the system. The switching system includes a plurality of input ports, a plurality of output ports, and a plurality of queues for buffering streams of data units being routed through the system. The switching system further includes at least one meter for metering data units to ensure that the data units conform to predetermined Quality of Service criteria. The logical multicast data is metered once at the meter and subsequently replicated and transmitted onto the communications network a predetermined number of times at an output port so as not to degrade the flow of other data through the system.